Changelog
Every change shipped, newest first.
- 2026
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List view and clearer scores on the compliance overview
The compliance overview now has a grid and a sortable list view, and dashboards that haven't been evaluated yet are clearly marked instead of showing 0%.
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Order-specific passports show the default supply chain when the order has none
A passport opened through an order-specific QR code now shows the product's default supply chain when that purchase order has no traceability of its own.
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Accept an assessment while rejecting individual answers
An assessment can be accepted with some answers rejected. The rejected answers are left out of the bill of materials, traceability, packaging and certificate links, and the result is labelled Accepted with rejections.
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AI review of submitted assessments
Run an AI review on a submitted assessment: it reads every answer and attachment and flags what looks fine, what needs checking and what will likely need rejecting, quoting the documents as evidence.
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Clearer Add facility form, with tax-ID matching in view
Suppliers add a facility through one clear form, and a partner's tax ID that matches a supplier you already have shows that supplier's existing sites and roles instead of creating a duplicate.
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Full PPWR data, documents and review on packaging
The packaging step collects the complete PPWR data set, saves documents as soon as they are uploaded, and shows both sides what is still missing.
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Identifiers containing a slash now resolve
Product links, product pages and digital IDs work when a SKU, style, product ID or digital ID contains a slash.
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Suppliers recognised by tax ID instead of by name
A supplier record now carries a tax ID, so a supplier naming an existing partner links to that record rather than creating a second one under a different spelling.
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Invitations work with Google and Microsoft sign-in
Accepting an invitation with Google or Microsoft now applies the invited role and team, and the invitation is recorded as accepted.
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Assessments with empty composition rows can be accepted
Blank placeholder rows in a composition are dropped on submit, so assessments accept normally and review screens no longer show nameless fibres.
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Suppliers record who did the work, not which template step to fill
Traceability rows now start with the facility and what it did there, so products that don't follow a textile chain — wool, leather, furniture, electronics — can be traced and have their material certificates accepted.
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Email alerts when a data sync drops records
Turn on an email listing the records a data sync could not import, so a missing product or order is flagged the moment it happens.
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Download history for Digital ID exports
Every Digital ID link export is now listed — who ran it, when, and what was in it — and the original file can be downloaded again without re-running the export.
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Composition code families in your own language
Eleven material families, shown in the language you work in, with every existing composition code assigned to one.
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Hiding a supplier on a traceability step applies to that step
Ticking hide on one traceability step now hides that supplier in that step only, and their public profile follows your supplier-level and account-wide settings.
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Component names follow the supplier's language
A translated component name now links to the existing component, and Copy BOM replaces matching parts instead of adding them a second time in another language.
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Missing-translation flags on packaging in review
Packaging rows in the assessment review now flag component names that are missing translations, with a one-click way to fill them in.
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More product and consent data in registration events
Klaviyo and Exponea registration events now carry the product's GTIN, style, variant name, image, registration date and marketing consent, so emails can be segmented by exact product.
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Clearer multi-select dropdowns and a sticky assessment header
Picking several values in a dropdown works like a checklist with a Done button, searching inside a filter keeps what you typed, and the assessment top bar stays in view.
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Trace records for product-level traceability
Every accepted product trace is kept as a dated record that can be opened, linked to, and used to generate digital IDs.
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Record production data on the phone when assigning a digital ID
Manufacturers can enter batch codes, dates and proof photos directly on the phone while assigning a digital ID, instead of an admin adding them later.
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Integrity issues close automatically per file
Re-send a file with its problems fixed and the integrity issues from that file resolve on their own. The issues list also loads in a fraction of a second.
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Acknowledge or resolve several integrity issues at once
Tick several integrity issues and acknowledge or resolve them in one action, instead of opening each one separately.
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Filter which products and suppliers count toward a compliance dashboard
Limit a compliance dashboard to a chosen slice of your catalogue using product or supplier attribute values, so items you never intended to passport stop affecting the score.
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Packaging declarations for PPWR
Build a packaging catalog, have suppliers declare what each order ships in, and get EPR weights grouped by material family.
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Default experiences visible on the product page
A product that takes its experience from a brand or collection default now shows that experience on the product page, labelled as a default.
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Named attributes on digital IDs
Manage the data that arrives with a digital ID as named, configurable attributes, and choose which of them shoppers can see.
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Fibre names in material certificates now follow your language
In the assessment review screen, fibre names under Material certificates appear in your own language, matching the rest of the assessment.
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Add people to an assessment that's already sent
Add or remove people on an assessment at any point while it's being worked on — and let suppliers invite their own colleagues.
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Components with the same name are grouped on the passport
Components sharing a name collapse into one expandable group with a count, so a long list of trims reads as a single line a shopper can open.
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Set a default experience per collection
An experience can be marked default for a product collection, so every product in it picks the experience up automatically.
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Custom attributes on purchase orders
Define your own fields on purchase orders — delivery terms, packaging, compliance details — fill them in Brand Cloud, and populate them from your purchase order feed.
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See and change a digital ID's purchase order
The digital ID page shows which purchase order an ID belongs to, and staff can assign or reassign it there.
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Assessment forms match the supplier's chosen language
Suppliers see the form and the data inside it in one language, and can search part and material names in either English or their own language.
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Shop the Look on product passports
A Passport Builder block shows every curated outfit a product appears in, with a drawer of shoppable pieces behind each look.
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Keep individual suppliers visible while hiding the rest
Set visibility per supplier — follow the global setting, always hide, or always show — so a flagship mill stays named while the rest stays anonymous.
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Request digital IDs through the API
Generate digital IDs for a purchase order and print the QR codes yourself, including replacing a batch that was misprinted mid-run.
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Record a product's weight and each component's share of it
Enter a total product weight and a weight percentage per component; the system derives every component's weight in grams.
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Assign a responsible buyer to purchase orders
Record which member of your team owns each purchase order, and filter the purchase order and traceability lists by owner.
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Supplier login now works in mainland China
Suppliers in mainland China can sign in to the supplier portal and their assessments, with clearer session messages throughout.
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One location field with map confirmation when adding a facility
Adding a facility takes one location field, confirmed on a map with a draggable pin.
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In-assessment help panel for suppliers
Suppliers get a translated Help panel with your own per-step guidance, opened from a button on the assessment screen.
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Shared, translatable component names
Component names are a reusable vocabulary — typed once, suggested everywhere, translatable per language, and shown to shoppers in their own language.
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Certificate corrections that stick
A rejected certificate is fixed with one Correct action, and the result holds through page reloads.
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Compliance credits attributes taken from the style
The compliance dashboard credits a product for attributes the style it belongs to already carries.
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Filter purchase orders by brand
A multi-select Brand filter sits next to Supplier and Collection on the purchase order list.
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Redesigned components step in supplier assessments
The components step is a searchable list with a single-component detail editor, drag-to-reorder, filter tabs and per-component certificate status.
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Bulk actions on the assessment components step
Tick several products and assign composition and facilities together in one modal, or copy BOM parts onto everything selected at once.
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Fibre-level certification claims
Certify each fibre in a material's composition individually, and carry those certificates and claims through review onto the product and the public passport.
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Magic-code login for supplier assessments
Suppliers confirm their email with a one-time code before an assessment opens, so it stays with the people it was sent to.
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Detail page headers hold long titles
Titles sit on their own full-width row with the status pill and action buttons grouped above them.
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Hidden suppliers are now also hidden in Materials
A supplier marked hidden is now hidden under Materials on the passport too, so confidentiality holds across the whole passport.
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Collection dropdown sorted latest first
Collections come back sorted by name descending, putting the latest season at the top.
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Cleaner reminder emails without a custom message
Assessment reminder emails leave the message area blank when no custom message is added.
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Supplier activity log shows who added each supplier
A supplier's activity log names who created the profile and links back to the assessment it came from.
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Product attributes are optional to fill on save
A product saves with whatever attributes are filled, and only attributes with a value are stored.
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Copy a bill of materials from another product
Suppliers can copy components from their own previously-submitted products, reviewing what will be added or replaced before applying.
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Account email locked to login identity
Account email is set from the login, and being invited or promoted to admin enables passport access automatically.
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Send assessment reminders manually
Send a supplier a reminder whenever you want to, with an optional personal note — one at a time or in bulk from the list.
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Compliance collection filter includes inherited collections
Filtering data errors by collection returns products that take that collection from the style they belong to.
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Filter admin lists by your own product attributes
Choose which attributes are filterable for your account, then narrow the product, digital ID, assessment and purchase order lists by colour, category, material and more.
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Certificate fields auto-filled from the uploaded PDF
Uploading a certificate PDF pre-fills its name, issuer, and issue and expiry dates for review.
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Multiple roles per supplier
One supplier can hold several roles at once — manufacturer, fabric supplier, and others.
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Uploaded documents stored at unguessable addresses
Certificates, compliance documents, attachments and avatars sit at unguessable addresses. Uploading, viewing and downloading behave exactly as before.
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Only required questions are required
Only questions configured as required are marked required in an assessment.
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Composition percentages accept one decimal
Materials and compositions accept one decimal place, so a component can be set to 50.5%.
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Reminder history and next-reminder status on assessments
An assessment page shows when its supplier will next be chased, and the activity log carries the full reminder history.
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Faster grouped product list
The grouped product list loads in under a second on large catalogs.
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Bulk editing in supplier assessments
Product rows always show checkboxes, selection persists across steps, and bulk actions target a component by name.
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Composition answers shown in your own language
Compositions entered by suppliers display in the language of whoever is viewing them.
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Assessment status reflects the supplier's progress
An assessment stays New when an admin opens it, so its status tracks the supplier's work rather than yours.
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Simplified assessment review statuses
Three status cards — New, In Progress and Ready to Review — with rejection counts and clickable due soon and overdue filters.
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Clearer Save view dialog
The Save view dialog reads clearly, and the button says whether a new view is being created or an edited one forked.
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Supplier logo fallback and smaller list fixes
A supplier with no logo shows their name as text, the purchase order picker reads None, and product titles in the trace batch view read as clickable.
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Supplier description supports formatting
Supplier descriptions accept formatted content.
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Saved filter views and multi-select filters
Save a named set of filters on any admin list, share it with your workspace, and set one as your default. Five list filters now accept several values at once.
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Cancelled assessments moved to the archive
Cancelled assessments live in the archive tab, keeping the pending list to work that's actually open.
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Bulk digital ID export from the products list
Select products and download their digital ID links as an Excel file, choosing the identifier and how the sheets are organised.
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Upload a file as a supplier attribute
Supplier attributes accept file uploads.
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Request a product trace without a purchase order
Request a trace straight from the catalog through a three-step wizard — pick products, set supplier and template, review and send.
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Facility certificates in the assessment form
Suppliers can link a certificate to a specific facility themselves while filling in an assessment.
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Assessment submission fixes
Assessment submission is reliable in two edge cases at the point of submitting and re-submitting.
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Compliance rules can fall back to the style
A rule can be set to accept a product when either it or the style it belongs to satisfies it. Opt-in per rule.
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Recipient emails on the assessment detail page
A “Sent to” card lists the addresses an assessment went to, each one a clickable mailto link.
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Validation page for partial digital links
Opening a partial digital link shows the validation page, confirming the URL reached us before the product or tag is activated.
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Tag ingestion through the API
Any integration can send batches of tag records to the API, linking each tag to its product and optionally to a purchase order.
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Open PDFs inside the passport
Upload a PDF to a button and turn on Display within app — it then opens inside the passport instead of a new tab.
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GS1 digital link URLs resolve in any order
Printed and scanned GS1 links load regardless of segment order, and bare serials work for unassigned tags. Existing QR codes are unaffected.
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Support for multiple supplier contact emails
A supplier can carry several contact email addresses.
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Cancel an assessment
Cancel an assessment already sent to a supplier — with an optional reason — when it went out in error or is no longer needed.
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Use a custom page as a product passport
A passport can render any page built in the editor, giving full control over layout and storytelling.
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Faster product passports on mobile
Shoppers download only the code they need. Bundle size is down 36%, with time to content down around a quarter on tested storefronts.
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Redesigned digital ID page
Registration details, interactions and the activity log each get their own tab, and product feedback gets one when it exists.
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Assessment review and certificate validation fixes
The Accept button returns as soon as a corrected question is re-accepted, and certificates and partners are checked for completeness before submission.
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Product feedback forms
A third form type alongside Registration and Transfer Ownership. Anyone scanning a tag can leave feedback without logging in.
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Show or hide blocks by digital ID state
Any block can appear Always, Not registered, Registered, or for the digital ID owner — and a Preview as dropdown simulates each state in the editor.
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Digital link URLs support SKU and GMN
Brands without GTINs can generate digital links from their SKU or style number, with an identifier picker on export and a copy link button on the product page.
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Phone number on your account page
Add an optional phone number with a country picker, on an account page that separates personal details from account actions.
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Passport availability rules
Per-account rules control when a passport becomes scannable — require specific fields, attributes, components or traceability steps before it goes live.
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SVG Button block
Upload a custom-designed button from Figma and edit up to five text lines on it per language. The design stays locked; only the named text is editable.
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Supplier Hub
A central portal where suppliers sign in once and see every assessment across all the brands they work with, plus their company passport.
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Data integration quality dashboard
A page surfacing data quality issues found during product and purchase order syncs — severity, affected rows, fix instructions and run history.
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Faster dropdown loading across the app
Forms with many dropdowns load noticeably faster — the product traceability tab went from more than ten requests on load down to two or three.
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Hide supplier data on a supplier profile
A toggle on each supplier profile keeps that supplier off public pages. Suppliers can also mark partners hidden in their own assessment.
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Search products by GTIN, style number and barcode
Product search covers barcode, style number and style name, and a barcode from one size or colour returns the style it belongs to.
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Standardised composition codes
Compositions are picked from a standard list built on ISO 2076 and ISO 6938, with translations in ten languages. Existing data is preserved.
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